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Philip A. Barish, Ph.D.

Philip A. Barish (MS ’08, Ph.D. ’11 Biomedical Engineering) Philip Barish, Senior Vice President of Operations and R&D f...

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Mansy and collaborators receive funding from UF Office of Research

Congratulations to Dr. May Mansy (Co-PI) and UF collaborators for their recent grant funded by the UF Office of Research on their proje...

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Lakiesha N. Williams, Ph.D.

On Unstoppable Minds, a UF podcast, Lakiesha N. Williams, Ph.D., an associate professor in the J. Crayton Pruitt Family Department of Biomedical Engineering, discusses what woodpeckers have to teach us about protecting the human brain from traumatic injury and how her unstoppable pursuit to prevent traumatic brain injuries has led her down an unforeseen path of mentorship.

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